The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-14
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Spring fever.
Assess your dog.
Clean up the town.
Lilacs are budding.
Plant a tree on Arbor day.
Nc rain on Easter Sunday.
Go to Joe DEEMS for cutlery at low
prices.
German carp are now caught ire
quently in Sevenmile.
John Robinson's show is s~ixty-nine
years old.
If nothing else give US a circus in Ea-
toni
Is the sprinkler to operate this sum-
mer in Eaton?
Vases and toilet sets below cost at
Joe DEEMS.
Hang out your agricultural imple-
ments
New millinery goods are very bright
in color and metallic effects.
The late style bonnets are small in
size, but cost as much as the big ones.
Mrs. Nal Curry is visiting her sister,
Mrs. William Danford.
DIR. Fullerton has tapped his soda
fountain.
To LoAN-s1,2oo on first mortgage.
ENQUIRE at DEMocRAT Office.
Last Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
were balmy spring days.
The new members of the Council have
not been sworn in yet.
Pocket books and notions of all kinds
at Joe DEEMS.
The "plug hat mania has invaded
Eaton.
The only salvation for Eaton is a gas
boom! Shall we haveit?
The several churches in Eaton appro-
priately observed Easter Sabbath.
Col. Ed. welty's headquarters will
be at Troy, o., for a few weeks.
India shawls, because they are scarce,
are to be the ~stepladder of fashion this
spring.
Ladies' French Kid Flexible sole
shoes at $3.50, worth $4.00 at Kline's
Red Corner.
The three things most difficult are to
keep a secret, to forget an injury and to
make a good use of leisure.
The citizen who does not keep up
with the march of improvement will
stick fast in the mud.
There is a case of "collary'' in town,
but it won't prove fatal, as Joe Woer-
NOR has it under his care.
II you want Trees, Vines, Plants, &C.,
now is the time to get them at J. B.
RoIlman's. [aprl4-2
The newly elected Washington town
ship Treasurer was sworn in on Satur-
day last.
superintendent Sharkey delivered an
address It the dedication of oxford's
new school house.
Rev. John Richardson will preach at
the universalist church, morning and
evening, Sabbath next.
You can buy for a short time only,
bigger bargains than aver in Boots and
Shoes at Kline's red corner. apr7tf
Marks Nation has gone to Middle
town to make brick. Middletown has
q boom.
DR.. A. A. Churchill of Eldora, Iowa,
was called home to see his mother who
is dangerously i'll.
Doc. Allen, (colored) died in Eaton
on Monday evening last. His sickness
was of short duration.
The late dry spell is reported to have
very materially damaged the wheat
crop in Ohio and Indiana.
New stock of ladies' breast pins,
bracelets, &C., at low prices at Joe
DEEMS.
Mrs. Abe Van Doren and daughter
Carrie, will leave this week on a visit
to their son and brother in Minnesota.
Mrs. H. C. Hiestand and son Harvey
have returned from IN extended trip to
New York and eastern cities.
F. G.. Thompson, ESQ.,, of SPRING
field, o., spent the past several days
with his mother and sisters.
Time is nearly up for the Great
Slaughter Sale of Boots and Shoes at
Kline's Red Corner.
Miss Aldorette DeGroot, Of New
York, formerly of Eaton, is the guest
of Eaton friends.
Several ladies of Eaton are discussing
the propriety of getting up a company
to bore for gas if the men will not.
John McDevftt, ST., of Dixon town
ship, died on Saturday night last, aged
81 years. He was native of Ireland.
.sThe low-neck dress must got"
shrieks a southern exchange. They
have gone far enough.
If you want to see, good, purchase a
pair Of specs at Joe DEEMS.
Easter Sunday was a pleasant day
just the kind foudly wished for by the
possessors of a new bonnet.
Jake Rhea was elected a Trustee in
Dixon township for three years. That
is doing well in Dixon.
Frank Simpson, who attempted to
take the life of Geo. Cole, at Camden,
on Tuesday evening of last week, is at
large on an $500 bond.
The stock of Boots and Shoes must
be closed out in the next ten days re-
gardless of cost at Kline's Red Corner.
The assessor has started on his sum-
mel campaign, and a great many men